Aftermarket Wheel Options?
#1
Aftermarket Wheel Options?
Hi Guys,
I have managed to get a good dealer discount on a spare set of wheels (or perhaps rims to my American friends!), but at just over £6k/$9k a set, i thought it may be worth looking at other options before biting the bullet!
I have seen the recent HRE product launches and love the look, but having done my research am not confident about their durability on a car that will be tracked heavily. So i'd be interested to know what's out there...
Cheers,
Rob
I have managed to get a good dealer discount on a spare set of wheels (or perhaps rims to my American friends!), but at just over £6k/$9k a set, i thought it may be worth looking at other options before biting the bullet!
I have seen the recent HRE product launches and love the look, but having done my research am not confident about their durability on a car that will be tracked heavily. So i'd be interested to know what's out there...
Cheers,
Rob
#5
Forgeline or O.Z have some much cheaper options that will work fine on the track. Look at the GA1R (Roughly $1200 ea) or the O.Z Ultraleggera HLT ($700-800ea). I got a set of black OZ for the track and they are nice for the money.
#6
Hi Guys,
I have managed to get a good dealer discount on a spare set of wheels (or perhaps rims to my American friends!), but at just over £6k/$9k a set, i thought it may be worth looking at other options before biting the bullet!
I have seen the recent HRE product launches and love the look, but having done my research am not confident about their durability on a car that will be tracked heavily. So i'd be interested to know what's out there...
Cheers,
Rob
I have managed to get a good dealer discount on a spare set of wheels (or perhaps rims to my American friends!), but at just over £6k/$9k a set, i thought it may be worth looking at other options before biting the bullet!
I have seen the recent HRE product launches and love the look, but having done my research am not confident about their durability on a car that will be tracked heavily. So i'd be interested to know what's out there...
Cheers,
Rob
#7
I've run HRE P101s on the track, have even had a few offs and the wheels are still perfect. The biggest negative on them is the build time if you bend one.
I think HREs, BBS FI-R and OZ Superforgiata are the picks for the 991 GT3. I'll probably pick up the OZs if my RS doesn't come through.
http://www.ozracing.com/car_wheels_v...CL/563461.aspx
I think HREs, BBS FI-R and OZ Superforgiata are the picks for the 991 GT3. I'll probably pick up the OZs if my RS doesn't come through.
http://www.ozracing.com/car_wheels_v...CL/563461.aspx
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#8
Hi Guys,
I have managed to get a good dealer discount on a spare set of wheels (or perhaps rims to my American friends!), but at just over £6k/$9k a set, i thought it may be worth looking at other options before biting the bullet!
I have seen the recent HRE product launches and love the look, but having done my research am not confident about their durability on a car that will be tracked heavily. So i'd be interested to know what's out there...
Cheers,
Rob
I have managed to get a good dealer discount on a spare set of wheels (or perhaps rims to my American friends!), but at just over £6k/$9k a set, i thought it may be worth looking at other options before biting the bullet!
I have seen the recent HRE product launches and love the look, but having done my research am not confident about their durability on a car that will be tracked heavily. So i'd be interested to know what's out there...
Cheers,
Rob
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#13
Hi Guys,
I have managed to get a good dealer discount on a spare set of wheels (or perhaps rims to my American friends!), but at just over £6k/$9k a set, i thought it may be worth looking at other options before biting the bullet!
I have seen the recent HRE product launches and love the look, but having done my research am not confident about their durability on a car that will be tracked heavily. So i'd be interested to know what's out there...
Cheers,
Rob
I have managed to get a good dealer discount on a spare set of wheels (or perhaps rims to my American friends!), but at just over £6k/$9k a set, i thought it may be worth looking at other options before biting the bullet!
I have seen the recent HRE product launches and love the look, but having done my research am not confident about their durability on a car that will be tracked heavily. So i'd be interested to know what's out there...
Cheers,
Rob
#15
There's typically more stress involved in the center lock area, so there's an emphasis for structural reinforcements, such as a heavier back pad, which often times can increase the overall weight of the wheel, when compared to an identical design in 5-lug.